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LONDON JOURNALS. (FROM THE MORNING PAPERS 01."rinti DAY.) [Morning Chronicle BUONAPARTE. We arc enabled 4o vouch tor.the authenticity of the follt,wing Papets. The French observations Ate !hose of iIuotqAPARTE himself : NoTEi ArI'ROrVEI PAR NAPOLEON. LETTRES DE LORD BA THURST. Extract—H. LOWE. Downittg-street, Jan. I, 1918. have received and to store-ship le Barkseorth foi w.nded to thy Earl of Li- a mouill4 le 5 Mai ett rtele de verpnol the sealed packet en- St. 1141eue, et le 9 Mai Sir closed in yoar dispatch, which Hudson Lowe a rtivoy au Vofetsys to contain the obser- Comte Bertrand, salts I ettre vat - lons olGeneralßoonaparte &envoi, les extrdits ci-joints tipnn Certain extracts from a du la correspundance de Lord r..port which appeared in 'Bathurst. The Morning Chronicle, of a speech which I had occasion to deliver , in the House of Lords upon the subject at his treatment at St. Helena. Although Count Bertrand's - Le Octobre,lBl7.le Comte conduct gave you fair reason Bertrand a er•voyo a.Sir Hod to infer that the packet con- son Low tot paquet cachete tained nothing upon which it l'adresse de Lord Liverpool, could be necessary to require c'etait les observations au dis your observations or reply, coursqueLord Bathurst a pro aud thereby induced you so nonce au Parlement lel 8 Mars, far to deviate from your in- 1817. Ce paquet a ere ens , o)i stroctions as to transmit it caehtte, pareequs l'Empereur unopened, yet, as it is found, Napoleon strait ajouti ces ou p• rural, to contain a ge- molts:—" J'approuve ces ob neral complaint of " your stovations; je desire qu'clles treatineta of General B o snia- soieut raises sous les yeux du parte, not only from the time Souverainetdes Peoples d'Att of your arrival at St. Helena, gleterre." Mais si Sir Hod to tire latest period to which son Lowe :wait iusiste pour any thing I said could have que l'un l'ouvrit, le Conste referred, but continued by a Bertrand ett rompu le cachet mote at the close of it, up to en sa presence, et le lui ett the very day on which it was remis otovert (Sir Hudson delivered to you:" I consider Lowe a pris comusissanee de it my duty, previous to toy ce que contenait cc paquet, laying it before the Prince l'on en a des preuves). Ces Regent, to transmit to you a observations n'avaient pas be cope by the first opportunity. solo d'etre communiquees k Had the General delivered Sir Hudson Lowe,puisqu'enes the packet to you unsealed, as etoient une reponse un dis the regulations (be knew) re- court public tent' par le Mi 'quired, for the purpose of be- nistre au mats de Mars, 1817. jugtransniittedhome,lshould Les volumineuses compost by this time most probably tions d'injures, de calomnies, have been enabled to lay the d'outrages contre les Fran charges and your answer fully cais de Longwood, que chorine before the Prince Regent. The courrier portant de St. lie delay which must now take Woe pour Londres ne Soot pas place has been altogether oc- communiquees aux Francais casioned by the disingenuous avant que le Gouvernement conduct which has been prac- Anglois n'en &Inhere. Une tired upon you ; and although information faite par une des it is difficult to understand parties interessees rst on acte what advantage General 800- mjuste, de lui meme nul. naparts could hare expected Si dune ces observations n'ont to derive from it, it his object point ete communiquees au had been the fair iovestiga- Prince Regent, tant pis poor tion of his case, it will, I ant le Gourernement Britannique sure, in the event of any other pour la Nation Anglaise, pour staled letters being seta to saCharte taut vantee, et au you for trairstuission, prove to jourd'hui si tneprisee, et pour you the expediency of not per- les Libertes de UM People. mitting any feeling of delica- Car cretes, eels ne fut arrive cy to interfere with the strict ni en Russie, ni en Antriche, execution of your instruc- pa's mettle is Constantinople. tions. Ilserait juste que les plaintes I have the honour, &c. des Francais fussent remises {Signed) BATHURST. decachetees a Sir Hudson Lowe, si les ',Lilacs de Sir Hudson Lowe etoita commu nique-es avant lon depart de St. Helene N un des Otficiers lr ancais, pour pourroir outer les calmunies, lea fatisset4s, et les mensonges. Extract—H. LOVE. Colonial Office, Downing street. Jan. I, 1918. Stn-1 have received and laid before t h e Prince Regent your di , patch, No. 89, in which you transmit various comfit unicationS stuch hare passed between your,elf and Count* Bertrand, relative to the restrictions imposed ul►on (ienend Boonaparte, land the possibility of admitting any further relaxation. From a t criew of tlic Pa p,rs transiniited by you, it ap pears, that the conaolaints ad vanced by General Buona part e ogainst the restrictions hop,iscd upon him nay he cAnapreliended tinder two Ist, He coalplains, that the contracted extent of the li mits within which he 111aY take exercise, unaccompanied by a Firitish Officer, and the pnist iv of Sentinels roinia I.iin;zwooil :it situ-set, deb.ir him front taking exercise; and, lly, That tits intercourse with the inhabitants 15 Sal. jeCt to your intervention; and his correspondence with t hem subject to your ilvpect .1, Coma Bet-wool has ad- L'on salt rutin 1 Lonitres, iiiitted that the tirst head of apri2s deux aus, que, dans re objection has been obviated pays, nuns - v. de la promenade )our recent eXtension of dint, yeti est dr 517 heures his former limits for exercise, (Ist soir. Ott revient done stir and by the littler arrange- la niesurc de tilettre des gaits niel)ts which you considered at heures du soil-. Olsen ..)111-,elf authorised to adopt, dant it y a anjourd•lnti :10 it is not necessary that I should lours que rate lettrc e,t coin advert particularly to that nitiniquCe a Longwood, et Icy Fart of the discussion, further sentindles smut encore mists than express my approhlt- a G ttcures. Sir Hudson Lowe, tion of the relaxation in this sans en prf•vettir, a doitin la particular, to which you have, consigne (crite au corps de out of regArd to the health of garde de laisser passer lel General Buonaparte, beets Francais jusqu'a 9 heures du induced to :secede. soir, et verhaleinent it fait Considering it, however, tons les lours thinner la con not improbable, that (not- sietie de ne pas tea hisser withstanding - the acquiescence passer an-dela It fi henrys du of (;Mutt Bertrand in the ex- soir Sir Hudson Lowe vs ton isting arrangement with re- jours soli trait. 11 a done. Speet to the scurries) the (.1(.% instructions conlidenti posting of t hum at stus-iet may cites euntraireg tux litstruc again be brought forward as a trout patentes! '.! cause of complaint, 1 deem it advisable to acquaint you by this opportunity, t hot tuts: itt most degree of indulgence which can be consunted to, would be to defer posting than till 9 o'clock during the heal of the summer months, and that only under the con dition that. General Buona parte should ;it that hour lit t-een by the Officer ;it Long wood, with a view of insuring his being in the house at the time when the guards are sta tioned round it. The second head of com plaint, viz. the restriction in , )111,111 upon hula and I., , creSpUndCiiCe with the i uhahitants,itoue upon which there can be but little pros peel of satisfying all the pre tensions advanced by Count. Br Et raoa. It cannot escape your ob,ervation, that these 41,1:land , cannot lie represent ed as interfering in any way unit hi , taliiiig exercise ; declaration that he would not ()uot no vr i sou n,,.r. di ;ape till,', lSltles) they were gnerre cauttniii 4 dulls tins conceded, was an attempt to silk (PA.ngleterre, de France , a b u s e tot interest you had de itussie, dAittriche lie pent, iskeil in the iffesereat ion of 6crire a sou loisir 3 soli ban hig health.- With respect to quiet - , a sun son, a .on mai ciarespon dence, I confess I tress*, demeuntio dans la vile see nu practicable alternative, ot it est cantfmnd, sans que hut that of ailheritig• to the ses lettres soient sissies par le regulations already in force, Gouverneur de is Province-- or admitting an unrestrained le code n'est par celui des communication between Gen. tens malt celui ite. Lord Ba- Buonaparte and the thurst, qui se coutiait mai en tents, on all subjects and for precedes et ell hoinme all purposes. A permission to take. II est faux que eels send and receire sealed letters, plisse infiner stir l'evasion, whether under colour of pri- pnisque l'on petit parler sans sate business, or wider any tdinoin aux habitants, II est other pretence, is incompa- sails danger de pouvuir leur table with the situation of a derire, le but de cette store prisoner of war, and is liable est contrarie ace que existait to the greatest objections, as en 1816, et pendant le ler Se such a relaxation of the exist- mestre de 1816, est de vexer ing rules would in effect be to et d'injurier dans milk dEtails abandon one of the best seen- ignobles et has. Le Siettr titles against a successful at- Lowe aline beaticoup les has tempt at escape. You will, settes, visitor le tinge sale therefore, on this point, ad- des Dames de Longwood Cat here to the instructions under pour lui one import:lute occu tt hich you bare hit hen() acted. patios. With respect to intercourse f.',o personnel des pricipales with the inhabitants, I see de l'lsle et de l'artne doiveut no material objection to the librement commottitpier avec placing it upon the footing Longwood. Cell here tomes recently suggested by Count Its dillicultds relatives aux Bertrand, as it is one which Passes. Mais aujourd'hui he represents would be more Juin depuis uu tools, non consonant to General Buona- sculement cette disposition lea parte's wishes; the Count's p:tsdte executee maisSir Bud proposition is, that a list of a son Lowe pour la braver a fait given number of persons re- allicher la proclamation ci sident on the island should be jointe. Le Colonel do 65;e, a wade nut, who shall he at regu l'ordre de AetendreWeeux once admitted to Longwood de set otticiers qui avaient on the General's own invita- l'habittle quand ils remain withoet a previous ap- traient la Cointesse Bertrand plication being made to yout sur la grande route, .de s'en- F.xcellency on each invitation. tretenir avec elle de ct.sser de ou will, theretore, consider to faire et d'eviter sa rencon yourself at liberty to accede tee, en consequence de cet to the suggestion of Count ordre, plusieurs personnel se Bertram", and you will for the soot detournees de la route purpose desire hills to present cos ;tours ca, tons en turtnifest to you for your approbation a ant tine grande indignation list of persons, not exceeding dune aussi intime conduite. fitly ;o number, resident in L'Empereur est sorts de sa the island, who may be ad- chambre pendant le mois nutted to Longwood at sea- d'Avril quatre lois pour passer suitable hours, without any une demi-heure sons on petit other puss that; the invitation arbre a3O tosses de sa maisen of General Buonaparte ; it Sir Hudson Lowe en Mai a being undelstood that they unionise a tin jardinier soldat are on such occasions to de- du ffge. et a tits Sergent pi liver in the invitation as a queur -d'ouvriers de la suirre voucher, with their names, at de loin, et de ne pas le perdre the barrier. In giving your de rue l'orsquil sottait dans approbation to the list, you son jardin, cequi l'a oblige:: de will, as far as is consistent cesser cc leger exercise. Le with your duty, consult the jardinier et le Sdrgent d'ou wisliesofGeneral Buonaparte; vriers au lieu tie se burner a but you will let it be clearly lours functions font ouverte understood, that you reserve meat celles de Soldats de Po to yourself a discretionary lice, et arreteet sous les le power of erasing from the list nttre tuine de Longwood des at any time, any of those in- individus. Tel a ite l'effet de dividuals to whom you may l'arriv6e des ddpeches de Lord have found it expedient to Bathurst, que lorsqu'elles continue such extraordinary paraissent autoris out Su facility of access, and you will cidt6 quelconque avec 50 per take especial care that a re- tonnes et des communications port be always made to you plus Libre' avec cites, Sir Had by the orderly officer, of the son Lowe a doubld ses ruau several persons admitted to vaise procidds. 11 es done Longwood upon General Buo- confirms dans sa michante conduite par des instructions naparte's invitation. contraires aux Patentes ! With respect to the visits of Ceci est du v ersitia g e. Na strangers who may arrive at poleon a (lewd reeeiniii en St. 11 eleua, General Buona- societd les Otliciers Ant richien parte has not expressed much et Busse, qui soot dans ce solicitude for a change in the pays la Baronne Stormer ants' existing regulations; Isis re- que les strangers qui y rela luctance to gratify the idle client comae eels est artivd curiosity of strangers is a na- pendant 1 815 et 1816, malt en tonal feeling to which every 1817 et ISIS; on a d4clare attention should be slims ; qu'on preferoit ne reeevoir and it is satisfactory to know, personae a se sottenettro aux. that under the existing regu- formalttes, folks et aellis lations, the General is pro- sautes qu'avait inventdes Sir tested front all rude int rusitdis Hudson Lowe, et sus tout ane of that description ; as 110 reSCVOIf que les iodividus stranger, although he has re- qu'il plairait a cet Ohlieier ceived your Exeellency's per- d'envoyer, c'est it dire les mission, can be admitted at personnel aveuglees par les Longwood unless lie has re- faux prejugds qu'ils avaient eeited that of the General contre les Frangais ce persi also. I am aware that in Huge dans de pareilles circuit giving your permission you stances est bleu !ache. have stunts* great delicacy; but after what has been again stated on this subject, yme will, 1 am sure, be inclined to be still more select, confining the permission to thuee whose situatitie, character or ac quirements are such as to render it probable that Gene ral I.luonapatte might take art interest in their conversation. It only remains for we to Lord Bathurst est fort man desire, that you will take a infornie de ce qui se passe proper opportunity of making dans cc pays ; cola est simple. known to General 13uonaparte II West instruit que par la the final decision upon these- eorrespondance (Pun agent in vent' paints transmitted house Sidelle, passionite, et ennemi fur cutisideratiott. declartS toe le fuel etouffe. Les conversations que cet Oflirier rapporte tie soot qn'un tissu de mensonges, la precaution de faire attester ses resits par on de sus aftides ne prouve rice ct constateseulement son astute. Ott a cent exemples de la touriturc fausse que crt 011 icier donne a tout. On en ell era un sent. Le 4 Ferrier, 1618; quatre mois aprds qu'il a 11 les observations sur le discours de Lord Bathurst it CllVilya sails raisteis - au Comte Refit and le tecit dune con . versation qu'il avail en, disait if, en Mai, 1106, avec Napo leon, sur la hatisse d'une natison, tout est faux dans cc sleds, tout y est d'iuveatiun; c'est un eftronterie sans (m -ewl*: dont le but tiniest de. pouvoir dire que tette fausee conversation qui aruit>itC tine des bases de discuurs de Lord Bathurst, aroit die mist sous ICS yvux du Cuulte Ber trand. Mr. Ells a ite Fasciae k l'Eutpereur Napoleon en Juil let, 18 17, it n'a on ni sa cham bre a coucher, ni son lute rieur, it 11 . a see question dans la conversation d'auctin objet contentieux stir St. Helene. Le Comte de bloutholun ne s'est pas entretens avec lui d'aucun objet relatif a Vesta blissement de Longwood, et cepeutdaut Mr. Elis dans on outrage' stir la Chine, s'est permis de s'ttablir juge dans routes cos questions, comme s'il await fait cur les Brox one etiquete contradictoire sur les objets contestes. n tea pas bonore sun caractite dans cette eirconstance ; it a !tient i asa people couscience pour plait a son Ministire; tout ce qu'il dit dans les quatre ou cinq paragraphes tar cet ob jet est controve, ttt n'a pas etc wit par sa plume. shall be sincerely happy if Si l'Empereur ne sort par the relaxations which you have depuis 24 mois que Sir Hod already nestle, and which you suit Lowe est dens ce pays; arc lon rby authorized to maltr, c'es que eels lei a etC impos should in any degree tend to slide sans s'exposer k ttre vie reconcile Generel Buanaparte time des rues criwinelles to the situation in which be sent l'ohjet des maitations is placed, and induce him to de cet Odicier. Insultd par adopt a course of life more les sentinelles cola cut pro suited to his comfort and his vogue des seines qni eussent health; but should he, as pu rejouit les libellistes de Count ' Bertrand has declared Londres 1 lupins que le re that it is hispurpose to do, de- sultat en cut die tragique. cline taking necessary exercise Sir Hudson LoiSisus'avait pas within the limits which he now le droit de faire degtcstric admits to he adequate ; unless thins, ni de change[ Ee ql4l the restriction upon his cur- existait lure de sun arrivie. respondence is removed, his Le nolchant caractere de cet 'Majesty's Government will ()dicier Bien cotton, s'il ale only have to regret, that the droit de faire des restrictions, • attempt made to diminish the cc rpm le Bill n'accurde qu'au privations to which he is ne- Gouvernement Anzlais, it t•st cesSarile subjected, s.tea Id he demontri qtfil se Plairait tops frustrated by his ow.. deter- les jours dans de nouveaux mination to impose upon him- outrages, a faire des restric. self restraints much more se- tions nouvelles, inventor des yere than any against which conversations et prendre de he has mast vehemently re- faux tituoins. Napoleon ado monstrated. se rentermer dans les mu- I have the honour to be, rallies de so maison, pour se &c. mettre,4 l'abri des abut d'au (signed) •BATHURST. toritt , de ce ntauvais botanic. Si le hot de crux qui out Vent vole Napoleon dans ce pays, ie plus attreux et le plus illSa lultre 4e tout la terre etait donteux, le choix de Sir Hud son Lowe, ca continuation de pois 3 ass dans set functions, quoique cent Otlicios qui ont iti dans ce pays ayent du et pu instruire le Gou- Veruement de son odieux con duite ne laisse aucun doute. PROCLAMATION. Whereas, it has been ascertained, that a present bad been delivered to an inhabitant of this island, in the name, or on the part of one of the Foreign Persons under detention at Longwood ; which present was soon afterwards returned, in consequence of the person to whom it had been delivered be coming sensible that his acceptance of it, unless with the Go vernor's knowledge and authority, would have been a breach of the proclamations in force. The Governor, nevertheless, deems it expedient in enforcement of the abovesaid Procla mations (with reference also to the general injunction con tained in the warrant, dated 16th April. 18161, to give public notice, and piddle notice is hereby given to all officers, in habitants, and other persons whatsoever, residing on, or re sorting to this island, that they not only are interdicted (as by the Proclamation of 17th October, 1815), from holding any correspondence or communication with the Foreign Persons under detention on it, except only such as may be regularly authorized by him, and (as further, by public notice of the 11th May, and Proclamation of 28th June, 1816), from re ceiving, &Beefing, or rendering themselves the channel for the eutiveyance of any cotumunication ohatsoever, trans or to the said persons, without his express authorization ; hut where any unauthorized communication shad have been, or may be conveyed, or attempted to be conveyed, it behoves all those who art acquainted with it, to give the Governor imme diate information of the same (or the nearest Civil or Mili tary' Authority, should the case so require), in order that the necessary steps may be taken thereupon, under pain of being considered otherwise as pris y to the same, and held auswer able accordingly. Given at the Castle, James's Town, this 16th day of May, 1818, • HUDSON LOWE, Lieut.-General Governor and Commander-in-Chief. By his Excellency's Command, G. GOIta.EQUER, Act. Mily. Sec. By Order of the Governor and Council, T. IL BROOKE, Secretary to Government. [New Times] INCREASE OF REVENUE NEAR FOUR MILLIONS AND A HALF! We have the satisfaction of laying before the Public an Account of the Net Produce of the Re venue of Great Britain, exclusive of the War Duty on Malt and Property in the Years and Quarters ended 10th October ISI7 and 181$. Years ended lath 'Quarters ended 10th October. October. 1817. 3,121,950 4,889,836 1,688,663 354,000 782,602 190,504 76,799 1818. 3,669,754 5,866,804 1,672,165 360,000 787,426 181,801 49,150 Customs Excite . Stamps Post-Office Assessed Taxes Land Taxes Miscellaneous 1817. 1818. 8,932,592 10,548,183 19,828,821 22,156,082 6,232,213 6,427,270 1,349,000 1,339,000 6,001,996 6,173,833 1,197,848 1,154,920 497,655 490,020 43,840,125148,289,8 08 4 11,104,353) 12,587,100 Revenue upon the Year J. 4,449,18. Revenue upon the Quarter 1,482,748 r Duty on Malt and Property, received in the lad Quarter, and !ed in the above Account, amounts Increase of Increase of 1 Atlit the Wu which was not incluc: to 109,703 We are ow disposed at present to comment upon a document, which is as clear, as it is satisfactory ; but it is with great additional pleasure that we find ourselves enabled to state, that the Reve nues of Ireland are, in proportion to their amount, in a state not less improving than those of Great Britain. The total produce of the Quarter in Ireland cannot, of course, be yet known but on the 9th of September, it ap peared, that the Irish Revenue hart improv ed, since the sth July, no less than 172,0001. Irish, or about .156,0001. British currency; being ►►t the rate of above 20 per cent. compared with the produce of the same period in the preceding year. THEATRICAL REGISTER. Performed on Saturday Night. THEATRE RnTAL, DRURY-LANE.—A New Way to Pay Old Debts : sir Giles Overreach, Mr. Kean ; Lady Allworth, Mrs. Knight. After which, Amoroso. To whieis was added, The Weathercock. MAILS. ARRIVEM-2 Dohlin, 2 Waterford, 1 Guernsey anti Jersey I Holland, 1 Flanders, 1 France. DUE.-1 Guernsey and Jersey, 1 Saeden, I Hamburglt. PRICE 0 STOCKS vvieLvK o'cLoc.B. Bank L. Ann 191 13-16th India Bonds .89s. 88s. pr. Exch. Bills, 2d 18s. 20s. pr. ()union' Cons. for Account 7sif THIS DAT AT 1' I per Cent. 'Red.-- 74M 3 per Cent. Cons.-- ~ 7:41 '3f per Cent .. 81 4 4 per Cents .....93i4 5 per Cent. N. Ann.....105ii HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE To.moßnow. Nlorning, 3 tuinutes after I. I Everting, 57 minutes after t THE SUN. SOLES! QUIS DIEERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1818. Heft MAJ@STY.— 'l'l►e following Bulletin was issued this morning : " KEW PALACE, OCT. 12. "'The QUEEN has not had a good night ; and Her MAJhSTY feels a want of that refreshment which she has lately del ived from sleep. (signed) " F. NIILMAN. " HY. HALFORD." Yesterday and this morning we received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last.— They are entirely silent as to any determination of the Allied Sovereigns at Aix-la-Chapelle, "'— respect to withdrawing the Army of Occup.ati from France, and it is, therefore , q uite clear th at, on the day mentioned in the statement publishe" here, no such decision had,. been c ome td, it be 4 ing obvious that were it - so lk , the fact would hal° he bY been, without the . slightest delay, • Pu blis:(i th t the French Government. It is equally clear up to Thursday evening no Offic ial or authori ze • account of any such determination on the W - I the Monarchs at Aix - la - Chap elle had reached d's Cabinet of the Thoilleries. It is said, and most probably with truth, thsC the arrangements for the withdrawing d e s i • troops from France were all ma de b y the '111:1 sters Plenipotentiary, as a preparatory the final approbation of the Sovereigns themselves' 14 afesembled at Aix-11-Chapelle, and s o far, ha t • ; t kilter, had the matter proceeded on the hic 231 h 'ntibs This accounts for the vague manne r in w /ile . m e a sure was announced in the ilionitairf French Government had received by M. (4°11 , G 0 CARAMAN the official notice of the deter:ol°Al on the point by all the Plenipotentiaries, but 11 .: 111 the document bad received the sanctionrand g o a t nature of the Sovereigns themselves, it 4 " s yr n iic deemed respectful to publish it to the Ayorla. • premature promulgation of it is attribute of party OD the Stock Exchange, with a M y/ course to their own private profit. . the° The accounts from Aix-la-Chapelle itt Journals, reach to the 4 th inst. inclusive. 151 contain no political tact of importance, triers', mentioning the conferences whic h were Vi a . °it , ternately at the hotels of the respective 1111 w ters of the Allied Powers. The fourthco tbd ° ence was held on the morning of the 3d Hotel of Lord CASTLEREAGH. The Tribunal de premiere instance at P 8" ot o i directed the requisite steps to h e adopted it'r!sef tin upon their trial on a charge o f consP o co , against the inte; nal security of the Stat e ! ,00 ,. tenant-General CANUEL, M. M MEV% ( pa and de ROMILLY. The Chambe r of ccugsbo, of the Cour Royale is to decide respecting ts The Viscount de CHAPPEDELAINE, ri nd 10 :0/ JOANNIS, have been acquitted by tl'e 11.1 de premiere instance, and set at liberty. peoti The King of the NETHERLANDS WI" e% on the 4th inst. at Aix-la-Chapelle. d'l ved The Empress Consort of RUSSIA 11 " - Frankfort on the .3d inst. n3 ble The States of Hanover are to W e- for wards the end of this month, and it is 5 5idli. toir of Constitution, be submitted to M ai n iyit t° ing very important changes ix the 0(58 of the Kingdom. . . FIVE PER CENTS. SS C ' Wednesday . 75 f• - Thursday DEI'ERHED STOCI(. -..4 • Of the MI March,lBl7..7. re B ( 7 ll l ' . c.; loc ) 11.; f i:17 2 2 2 2 d d Z r a P r t e . h, 1 1 8 8 1 1 7 8 .. ....8 8 3 5 1 1 : 11::::.....:35::: nee: 52d Sept. 1818... 81 f. 20 C Ail c. l op. EXCHANGE ON LoND O N• ('l,e Month 24 f• l c ' Three Mouths .................. 2 4 i• I " C. _Ar The Papers by the Flanders Mail , '` ib b ici o j il e Pr il.e t ed s last night, have dates from Aix -la-C-1: Fel' the sth ins:. One of the accounts 0° r " wo ot" Bela Oracle) mentions, as a report, th e 6.F l ie° h fi t e i of the Convention for the evacuation O f d - t -e 6 ' states territoryitlo; robe e n p d o sit i another, ely (in The Pao l !' e Abl i° Aprs al l )( forwarded to the sevekratir c:rtpisiato°fr-1-11-e Artilll:l4 r‘r occupation for the evacuat ion of 611,e, . lie° , t e t e intelligence, however, if true, wool•d in 'toe s 0 t'i known at Paris on Thursday the Sth be Published in the JournalSA of Fri`lYroi,tt, therefore it must still be considered as l' r e if _......... ill Boston Papers to the 20th nit' a rrivel3Vesl morning. They contain a circular froill to II)6 et' er r 0001 stir) , Department ; which, atter I.- e , g th i 1 ;it'll Act of the British Parliament , Or tejl i .' L ' i,e tfrof of Halifax and St. John's, to vess els (1. . 0 . ipe e- t i l States, for the importation of c ell° OA 0 articles during a limited period• s ikttes' . 0 141° 4 obseaueo‘ 40 this Act:ot Parliament, and a 'Ow o re Council, no alteration is made in tbe or' . 0 b ; I , th e . .01 0 of navigation and trade, by w lile ct it c log t° t it° ports are closed to vessels belong leilLi rcs . oci t of the United States, and therefore ' „io ri° if the ports of the United States wi ll lerl ;to ° t oil i d I I •Ci nj against British vessels (roof die sa id ~. iti fl o' n h o ad su b c e l e i n A j c si t ti o ed f .....Parliament and °ese. ' t ile w e have not r° :7 0 1 : 41 ,- . ° :: rpies 1 current to-day, but we shall give '' 194 10/ 0 f Ser'' t it`. [From the Boston, ildrertiser i jag , FLORIDA.—The Georgia Journal ..." i e • fl ti 9P • e lowing as an authentic coromanie 01 ,eac f , tut • Ist. That Pensacola will be delivered Areal" ~b •, an d ;e, , ir .11 d nish accredited Agent appears to rcee,: coal` restoration. ire dt° oi l° 2d. That afterwards, Spain will he req ll for ce s 0 0 / her treaty obligations to maintain Stieb avaleet"oo4ll the Indians at peace. If she refuse, °li.oceplitir grew will determine on ON expedi gncY ° * ttl %diti h e s; ithill ac! :I im ha ca, tt Nti 141 rf, !I'd of Nt•i~ t kt AI,, taat kr r , t etl 4 *l'l,t 41,1 (1